Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06

Among Our Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rits from belmont and Nearby Coun-
ties.
II is stated that about fifty Of the miners
have already left the Wheeling Creek
mines, near Bridgeport, to take places IN
New Mexico, with more to follow In the
spring.
The Cadiz glass works lave been leased
TO a company of practical glass workers
from Massillon, who propose to light the
fires Immediately.
The Cambridge Town Council are likely
to accept a proposition for lighting the
town by electric lights.
An oil well WAS reported Saturday, from
the North Baltimore, Wood County, field,
as spouting 1000 barrels per day. This Is
the largest flow yet struck in Ohio.
1T is still free whisky. Notwithstanding
the Dow law, in this portion Of Belmont
county," says the GAINESVILLE Enterprise.
GAINESVILLE voted prohibition under the
Dow law last fall.
Twelve prisoners in the Belmont county
Jail.
Already the best hall club in Eastern
Ohio" is being heard from GAINESVILLE.
John Il. Cow, city editor OF the spicy
Bellaire Hdcpcndent, is of on a trip, and
W. c. Dickens is running the paper for
him.
The next %Pennyroyal Reunion will he
held in Gardeners Grove, near Fairview,
on August 81 and -.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the Belmont county Probate
Court William Davis and Mary J.Thatch-
er, John J. Foster and Eliza III. Warren,
Asa &. Dickerson II Hannah Wilson,
Thomas Flanagan and Mary McNicholas,
Lewis Shriver and Edith A. Graham, John
n. Hixenhaugh and Ella Mcnamara, Leroy
| ID. Rodgeway aud loyenia L. Hinton, En-
mcr f.. Ward and Matte j. Powlson, Jas.
W. Kelly and Mary Enrkley, Thomas w.
Williams and Lucy T. Parks.
In the GAINESVILLE District NJ. +. Church
there are now over u practitioners, whose
names have been taken in reyivals this
winter.
Harry and Ed Clark. brothers, are seek
ing the Republican nomination for Treas
urcr of Pclse Township. They won't tell
tales about each Others ancestors, most
likely.
The people of GAINESVILLE are indignant
over the defeat oil the Childrcn's Home
Pike hill ia the Senate last week, and
| threaten Ia 'do up" the Hon. li0gue III
fine style should he bob up again for pub
lie prcicrment.
The PENNSYLVANIA parties who leased
lands in the llOpclalc, Harrison county,
vicinity, are getting ready 10 bore for oil
or gas.
The st. Clairsvillc Gazette was estab-
lishcd January 10, lsl2.
The Eastern Ohio Horticultural Society
met in GAINESVILLE yesterday, To discuss
"What causes the premature decay and
death of our apple orchards ?"
Belmont county will have two Repre-
sentativcs in the lower house of the
General Assembly during the next term.
Statesmen should put themselves in train
ing.
There was n very large attendance at the
sale of the farm and personal property of
the late David Brown, on last Thursday.
The farm WAS sold to Mr.. Robert II. lam
mona lOf -iJ,0oo.
A new entertainment has been invented
called the Geographical Social" The
gentlemen are given cards ON each Of
which is printed the name OF some county
in Ohio, while the ladies are each given u
card with the name of a county-seat print
ed thcrcon-all Tor a dime apiece then
each gent hunts up the c~ounty-scat OF his
county and takes her 10 refreshments. &c
you cannot tell the connty-seat belonging
TO your county, you must pay ten cents To
the fund as IA forfeit before you can obtain
the desired information.
At the spring election Ia occur April
18th, the people should take care that asses.
S0rs are , hosen who wal make il their bus
mess to down the tay-dodgrrS. Amen.
4 postOfice called Tacoma has been cs-
tabliShcd at the Belmont County Chill
dren's Home, with William Stanton post
master.